The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-20 00:00:00

MAILS. AR it IV ZIT-2 GOTTerbiirgh. 2 Dublin, T Waterford. Dua—t Gottenburgh, i Lisnon, i Waterford. . . , caps, which is going to occupy Dalmatia and` the i Illyrian provinces. __ _ 1' 1 " Yesterday the AmbasSador from .Saxony set off i from Paris in order to meet his Sovereign, who is Ivery shortly expeded at Fontainbleau. . „ I ' - " VIENNA, OCT. 29.-7-11 is reported that part-of interior Austria ceded to France, will form - with ) Croatia and ci-devaut Dalmatia, the new Kingdom of 111yria, which is toshave a particular Sovereign It was rumoured last night that Government IsaJ depeectent upon the Emperor of the French. . . received official -i n telligence of the defeat ot; the . " MADRID, OCT. 22..---General ST.. CYR has French Fleet in the Mediterranean-. We should be i defeated, iii Catalouia, ,General BLAKE army of arm of m o st happy . to confirm this rep o r t, but the inteot.. 25,000 men. BLAKE lost one-third in killed, gence received by the Admiralty, - though it is, cal wounde. cl, and prisoners. cuieted io cache the strongest hopes that a Bettie " We are full here of the sari~ el of the Emperor has taken place, yet- they do not positively state ' - of the French, for whom e reparations are making.". that fah. The following' is the substance of the inteligence received by Government upon this. hr Yesterday morning his 'MAJESTY, Princesses cIS Au . :--- • GUSTA auoruia; acco mpanied oy Generals Sres teresting subjed chit, F , ITZIiO:I, Major Paten, and Lad) ; ELY, rode A Vessel from l'oat M a hon arrived at Gibraltar on to Sr. Caeprge s Chaeci, aid heard a serinoe preach the entli ult.. and gave information to Captain FAy- ed by tine Rev. Dr. GOODALL, from Proverbs, chap. Eii'MAN, of the Formidable, that the Frersch fleet, iii. part of 13th verse, and afterwards returned to consisting of 17 sail of the l ine, bad p ut to sea hrn o , '`)" TheP`l lac . Gazette e• of - Saturday night contained an Order, TGuton ,oli the 21st of that month. This information in Council, coeeeuine for twelve months, from the ' e was comenenicated to the Master of the above yes- - 31st of De b ceinber 11,X7, liie. LiolliJC:ei to seamen, and . the allowances to those erito may procure volunteers SO by.abe Topuze frigate; off Mahon ; he was also for the navy: Tr. Gazette also contains _Addresses 'jaunted that Lord COLLINGWOOD had -let i trom Dublin, Lhnerick, Scarborough, Brainich, that place -in pursuit of the French, with fie- Barnstaple, Cerdiffe" SWaesea, &c. Canterbury, teen sail of the linee two sail of the line had also New Ssarusne - Young - Gentlemen of Walworth and its neighbourhood,-Biddeford, Clifton, Tot nesa, Rena passed Mahon on the 20th to jein. him, and -ano frew and the Clergy of the - Episcopal Communion C her sail-of the line was sta tioned off Cape 'Sebastian, in Scotland.' • . , near the Bay of rto,a6. . His Lordship, therefore, We are informed - by the master of a vessel , w h o has arrived frorn'Tonninaen' that an American %Tes sa:e:ld, in all probata t ility, e have i s Sail of the line sel had entered thei perrprevions to his_ departure, but we are peits6tly satisfied if he should meet the . which sailed trout the IThited States on the sth of • - - enemy e with fieeennot doubting'the result Of such a i` last month. - She thouget New York Papers to the 4th. The only news of any importance, in them r eticulate. The rumoured action is stated to have - related to the revival of the intercourse. with the Spa taken place on the 26th, which, as to dates, gives us nish part. of St. Domingo. A circular., bad been . the most sanguine hopes that such an action has • issued by Mr. GALATIN to that effect. . A,. number of, persons of `different 'countries , . have milly - be'eu fought. A few days must put us in full within the last two days arrived in town from France. possession of 'the facts, and shall therefore for- They came from Dieppe to _Dever. According'to bear_to s eculate. the account they give of the ,state of France,' no n thing - can be more deplorable than_ the degree, of We are happy in having it thus in our power to ' misery and wretchedness to which. the " - Great assuaee ?he nit and painful feelings of that nu ! Nation "is internally reduced. It is. almost eetirely tiunal and patriotic Paper, the Morning Chronicle, : w idowed of irs male population, Oi the thousands the writer of shi is is in an ag 1 of youths w hom the conscription has s w e p t awa y ony lest tail d COLLINGT , into Spain and Qe.r,ran - , , not pee in a hureired re woe!) should only base had eleven sad ot the line, i - - ture s, or is heard of. The) sieve almost. all eerish and his Pier4,s, at the klintrety be liable to censure ed, the viatiTns --t disease, feeene, or - the sword.— Even for the comparatively . teat rem-,in there . •w ',• on t h a t accoun t, We can assure bun that Ix has 1 is no employmeaa , and .c oleasetictit lyd- 2n Meant! of not the least °c c '.sion to feel any utteaStrieSii, either t sol:p srt. -Commerce ,ot . every loud is .•sttspenoed, for Lord COLLING-v. 000 or for the Admiragy ; and mauul'aetures at a stop; see the inhabitants starve sled repine amidst the fertility and tudulguece - of the we hope that ma' days will not p eas over before we oil. . shail have the satistattion of con . ; , arnlating ouy ' , , - 1 We are requested to Contradia the naragreeh Craiutry ott ,he audit ion of snot tit r brilliant exploit which appeared in our Paper of Saturday. st.,:ing to our list of naval - victories , a nd we ho p e-that the i that the 12111 Light Dragoons w as under orders for Morning Chronicle will join us. Foreign service. • - , ... , -.........—e--- , " At two - o'clock yesterday, a.vessel arrived in the Thames, off 4he Tower, under the orders of Adrni ral WELLS, containing the whole of the property belonging to the Duchess of BRUNSWICK.. Inane.. diately on her arrival, two otiiceri of the ship pro ceeded to Count MtssTert's, in Halt-Moon-street, Piccadilly, where they. received the necessary in - struhions for the landing of the property this day,— It is said to be of immense value. - The corps of the 'Duke of 113 , Ti_qswicx °ELS has been taken into his Majesty's service, and is to eorn prise six troops of cavalry, and twelve companies of infantry. The Quebec frigate, on Tuesday, fella in with a boat in the Channel, with, three men in it a apparent ly exhausted; the boat being half full of;water. and the men lying 'cloWn in the bottom ; when taken on board, they proved Jo -be French prisoners who had ,escaped from Mill Prison about ten days since, and stole a boat from Teignmouth. They had been without food or drink for three days. Dispatches have been received from . Sir JAMES SAUMAItEi, of - a later date than the last Getien burgh Mail.- We understand-it has been notified, to him by the Swedtsh Government, that after the 15th instant, no wmmunication - bet Ween the -Bri tish fleet and the shore could_ be permitted. The appearance of the British 'fleet' Off 'Canis crona, it is said, 'has - excited strong apprehensions in the Swedish. Government, who dread an attack on their ships. A Gentleman, arrived'from Got tenburgh, we understand, slates, that each -of the Swedish ships have two or three large guns on the deck, with their .muzzlee pout , red towards t he-hold, with a view to sink the vessels, should it. be impos sible to defend them. • . . ROYAL DIVORCES.—.CHARLEMAGNE repudiated his first Queen, and eseensed BERTHA, the &nigh- , ter of DIDIER; King of the Lombards. He after wards divorced.eßaaertia, at • the .solicitation Of ADRIAN I.—LOTHAIN H. got his marriage, with THIETBERG dissolved, and his marriage with his concetiee WALDRADE confirmed' by the- Council. of Ilerz ; though a subsequent Council made, him take back THIETBERG."THILIP l.' 'repudiated Queen BERTHA, and. e - Ooused BERTRADE, Wile of the Count of ANJOU. , After long allercaCoris with the Pseal See, he received absolution.—Loufs - VII, repudiated ELEONORE, and. espoused CONSTANGE, the deughter_of Ahrraoasoeof Castile. , e .. COtilti . OF ia,ttac,'s BENCH, NI•o ' v. Zo. This Lehi nieg the ATTORNEY-GENIIII4, moved for a. rule to, stew cause why an i;lforillatlO3 shollti. not be filed against Messrs - . Clifford, Scott, &nage,. Weitiliolt, and 'Ridley, for 'a- conspiraCv, to c ?nye' tht:' Preprietors of Covent-'Garden 'Theatre ..io lowei theatricjs of Adneission.% 'He read several afliflesiis to ..sti.blisli the point,- Abet they were,athing on a concerted plan. .' He submitted these affidavits with out -any comment. The Court granted -a' ruler !,to Chief of the Bth corps of the.. Grand Army, arrived , at Mayence on the th ult.' . " It is said that the Marshal Duke of R2gusA 1 leaves Paris in girder to take the command of his PIZ Ic' E OF s Foci,h THIS DAY AT TWv LVE n'CLOCK. 70 '‘ Olntlitllri -2. i pr. Consols - - d t I.) N. • _ /DIEM QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AUDEAT L 0 N D' o ,A , MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2'), Hog. . . We this rn receivetilkioniteurs' to the gth instal - A. Tiwy contain very few articles that are worth BUONAPART3 still continues at Font.:innle:tu, but if the IllonLeur may be believo, be ties in public, gives audiences, goes to the The !e, &e. " 14.0NTA1NBLEAU, Nov. 6:—A great number of persons arrived ht-re yester..ay ;in the morning there was, an audience at Court, and in the evening a con cert. His Majesty held a Conn& of his Ministers this mornulg. In the evening he was present at representation of The Revenge, at the Theatre of the Court. " VIEN!4A, OCT. 26.—We , are assured that the Ernpress of Austria, finding the air'of Hungary does not agree with her, intends to repair to Brunn, in Moravia. " NsatoNi4E, OCT, 2‘2.-Ati English frigata, having chased a Spanish vessel, .the latter took re huge at the mouth of the: .d.nde. The English sent out their boats to take possession of hei, obit the .CuStoni..tionstOfficers mnitered on the shore, and forced the English to return, to their frigate." " PARIS, Nov. ti,—The fete to be gig en on the 12th at Font:Mbleau, will be very brilliant. It is in honour of the K►ng of Saxony. . American flag of truce, Happy Return, saVed from Diepp2 for Ntw York on tho.4th. e‘ Nov. 7.—Their Majesties, will fix theirresi tlence at Park:on the 16th. .1 The Kinv4 of 'Saxony is,to reach Fontainbleau pi - I'l'6day x:. -The Kings of gavaria and West phalia, al.ci the Kong and Queen of' Naples are alto -expected. " On the 26th ult. the Gazette of the Court of Vienna was again published with the arms of his Majesty the Emperor of Austria. The first article contanied in it w:is the Treaty of Peace, which was cone.uclecl on the [4th with his Majesty the. Etr.i.ie , French: " On t' e 26th Of Otiober,. the Prince. Viceroy of Italy Arrived at in the riiin provinces, with his st3ff. The Niarshal Duke of Mut zig is arrived in Pa- " Jake of Abfantc,, who is Comniandir in sttew i NAVAL NEW'-:. Freon the LON LON GAZET l'E, Nov 4 18, 1809. Almirally-Office, Nov. 18, 1809. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, Commander in Chief at Portsmouth,-has transmitted_to Joh❑ Wilson cro ker, Esq. a letter - from the Hon. Captain Dund:Y4, of-the Euryatus, to Capt. Sir Richard King, of the Achille, stating the capture, by the former ship, off Cherbourg, of the French privateer tugger l'Etoile, of fourteen guns and forty-eight men, out from the :Hogue two days, without making any capture. Admiralty-Office, Mv. 18, 1809. Vice-Admiral Whitsbed, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels on the coast of Ireland, has transmitted to John' Wil'on Croker, Esq. a Iptter he had received from Captain Maitland, of his Majesty's ship Emerald, giving an account of his having, on the 6th inst. captured the French National corvette Le Fanfaron, of 16 guns and . i 13 'men, commanded by Monsier Deshauteur, Capl taine de Fregate. She had sailed two days before from Brest, bound to Goadaloupe, with a cargo of flour, salt provisions, and a quantity of lead, iron, and nails. PLYMOUTH, Nov. g.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Orestes, from a cruize; the Morrestown hired armed brig, with a convoy, from Wales ; the Tho mas, ,SwAvpm ; and Polpeno, CLEMENTS, from Llanelly; and the London, OLDREIVE, from Lon don. Arrived his Majesty's hired cutter Britannia, Lieut. WILSON, from Cadiz, with dispatches, which were immediately forwarded to town. She brings intelligence, that the French fleet sailed from Toulon on the 24th of O&ober. The Britannia is under quarantine, for having had communication with his . Majesty's hired cutter Ear Spencer, from Gibraltar. - • Arrived the French National Corvette Le Fanfa-; ron, of 18 guns,. mid 160 men, from Brest, with . 4 cargo of wine, flour, &c. bound to Guadaloupe ; sailed on the - 3d inst. and was captured on the sth following, after a chace and running- fight of -fifteen hours, by hiS - I\tlajestY's ship Emerald, of 36 guns., Capt. MAITLAND. The enemy had two men killed sad teL wounded. His Majesty's ship Emerald has detained and sent here 'the American Ship Luna, of New-York, - DREW SOUTHWARK, Master, from thence, laden' with cotton and rice, bound to St. Sebptian's, which • vessel wa; put under quarantine. The Amide frigate, Capt. HAliDiriON, has de tal,ied nod sent in here, the Pappenburgh barque, Elizabeth, from Liverpool, with salt. Carte, down the harbour, and anchored in the Sound, his Majesty's ship L'Aigle, of 36 guns, 'Capt. Woy.FE. Passed up Channel this morning, a fleet of mer chantmen, from the westward. Sailed his 111:ije,iy's ships, Orestes, L'Aigle, and •Sa led the Ranger, T. COATS ilfat y, 15u ft"' Sunderland. His Majesty's ship Thames, of ?2 guns, went out. of harboui-. Sailed the Dido, M. TAYLOR ; CaMina, W. SPAR• ROW ;-. Industry, J. BELL, for Sunderland Hannah, J. M`DONALD; for Malts. His Majesty's slip Zephyr, of IA gluts, went of barbour. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. tg. Arrived the il/phea cutter, from a eruize. ./ Sailed the Ulysses, Gannet,- - Dapper, Redpole, Achilles, aria illustrious, for off CherbOurg. The Royalist, Thais, and several others, with troops , for Guernsey. DEAL, Nov. 20.—.—Sailed to the Westward, a large feet for Jamaica. Toe Lord Ikellington sChooner is on shore 'near Walther Castle, (cargo .batter,) expelled to bo saved. • COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The-patient attention with which, the earlier pall of The Cabinet was heard on Saturday last, seeme= l to hold out a' favourable omen of a more pacific state of thingaduring the remainder of theevening, but the appearance .was delusive, for as soon as toe half-price comMenced, the war was renewed with , nearly as. much fury as ever... The opposition were armed with sticks, which.- they wielded and rattled with great dexterity. I A medal struck in honbur of the 0. P. cause was displayed by many, and there were alsia many with the 0. P. initials. A contest took place in the Pit, partly real and partly a ::, ‘ L ,(11 - ba:tle. Caricatures were exhibited , some referr.al"; entirely to Mr. KRMBLEi who continues' to, be sin gled out for peculiar animosity, though he has 3 double interest-in being upon' good teftns with the. public„ - both as Ador and Proprietor, aria - Other! which were directed against the private bexes---• Several Placards had also the latter tendency, bu,t they were . of so offensive a alatilre; t hat:we donht not the liberal part of those: who object tOthe ne, 4 regulations will prevent any repetition of such gusting allusions. It is well known that onjections may prevaii against the allotment ot,par t of the Theatre to those private boxes, they are mall/ let to some of the most respectable of our Nobility. Thu chief of the Caricatures represented Mr. KEMBLS asking " What do you want (.fiords which, ill Justice to him, .we ought again to state, that we art: positively assured were, riot uttered by him, but by Mi. Lawn), while a Dull, -followed by a Peace . Officer, 'lippeared stooping to 'toss up a medahion with O,P. upon it. The usual dance took place the Pifitaand the house was cleared soon after te n o'clock. We should have observed, •that in the play 13 10 !:; LAMY took the part of Prince Orlando, the dialPIT of which he delivered with his usual good sell.' but the songs are not adapted to his voice, o ' 3 without the consitlertntion , ot his having tollovicti SO admirable a singer as 13RAFtArri. GOTTENRURGH MAIL. GOTTENEURGH, Nov.6.—Count itosen,.'the Go vernor , of this place, received on' Satui day last the official instructions respelling the shutting 01 the ports,._. and yesterday (Sunday) it was publicly noti tiediivl!.4le churches, where the thanksgiving for,tne c6ncliwion of Peace, and Te Deum werts sung. Al', a•mistice between Sweden and Denmark nas been concluded, to commen•ze on Saturday next, the t lth• General 'cl',Adlersparte goes to-morrow to Eifsborg• to inspe& its fortifications, and in a .few days it is expected. he Nyill visit Marstratid for . the same pur- pose. Saucriarez, in his Majesty's . .ship Piaory, : l a s left Cariscona, and is hourly expected in Bawl' Roads. . Nov. I S.—The two sailors who Were under s et '' . , tcnce to be beheaded on the 22:t hiss t o r,ti l e, m ardeL of the Maio 9f an „American vessel in . the RWerf made their escape in - the night, on 'Monday las t / and have not been heard of since. •, , . General D'Alerspem is expected froth. Marstrand, wheli he' has been' to inspeet"the fortiticaitous, and order. new ,works:to be erecited.. - .'-'' '), .:Si;.J, S?oainitrez, in his Majesty ' s, ship Viaory, ~, . •,aroved, s off..th , eza on Saturuay last, a nd, on the ' '" ' ' 'eT W • Ipilant?g Wednesday . came into, Hawk Roads , wii4'''e' lie remains with the • imp/qui/le, /lunge , <Ze,neiaire, and Tribune.' • StrocKnol.m, Noit-.:1.—0n account of the peac e concii:ided between- Sweden and Russia, and ratified . by the !wo-high contiadlog ortit-s, last Sunday : 0 Deem was sung in all, the Churches of this. city by' . his Majesty's most gracious'cornmand, and all 11 16 gkuis on our ramparts were discharged on Inc °CO' . _ sion.' , . . . His' Royal Majesty attended divine service at th e- Chapel in the Royal Palace, and at - tho close there: of, the Peace was proclaimed in all the usual publi c ; ~places in this city by the Herald of the Realm, public; 'tended by four Chancery Heralds, and escorted 0 1 jwo•squadrons of horse guards. 1 16 ,p . PENHAGEN, .00T. t7.---According to the -- t , „ .- .9 , 0 tits from ICetand, by the way of Norway, ~,C tippe, rs, that on the 12th 'January of this year a' `,Eifal'isli ship of:war arri.:ed at'Hutnetjord, the coal' p at Oiler of Which compelled the Magistrates to grati s ilie nglish full liberty. of trade,- which they accor": Ingly improved until the 20th March, when tb e J„; PORTsMouTtr, Nov. 17.---. Arrived his- Majesty's took 'their departure.: Oct board of that ship was lb nt/ nt,lil Jurgenson, whO actet c l as interpreter ; he so % ship Fervent,,ot 12 guns, Lieut.:J. 'E. Haas, Coil alter returned, and issued the .pioclai»ations in 0 . tpanoer, from Oporto ; the Swan, J. Ev ANs ; 'St. v:)tir of the Entlish,which :were adaressed 16 the Ic''' Nicholas; J. BURDEN i Ma) 9, .T. THOMPSON;: from hander's, in order to Sedu , ,:e iiio,a fro,' i thelr a ttacv ~.,It Waterford i ' fiedriott, L. PEARk)N, from Sunder- mem to the mother country . it i, .., wci' known ', that in ancient times- the English carried on an "I r ; land . ;• Fidelity,.-MT. Wttu..lAms, front Bristol ;, Queen o f Ch'urtatte, T. - Stiet,t,y, from Dartmouth'; Johanna, the 17th century, they discontinued their 1,0 1 , A.WEiTON, from Southampton; . Williarn and Mary; , course with that colony. _., Le Niemen, on a cruize ; the - Thais sloop of war,. for the East Indies ;'.the Mary, MONDAY, for the River; i'Vepiune, PAYNE,, for Cork ; Eclipse, Zurr.r., for Trinidad; and the Eleanor, MASTERS, for .St. Arrived his Majesty's ship Gibraltar, of 80 guns,' Capt. BALL, from Basque Roads, to viaual and re fit ; the Endeavour hired iirrued brig, with a convoy from Milford ; the Betsey, CAI NES, and Elizabeth; tenders; from Ireland ; the Little John, froin Tene riffe, with wines, bound to thislaiirt fur orders ; the Jerk , ima, WILLIAMS, from Cork, last from Fat- Mouth, with provisiorui for this Om; and . his Ma jesty's ship Emerald, from a cruize. FALMOUTH, Nov. 17:H . Sailed this day the Sea - - ..„ nish ship Santa Martha, FARREND.EZ, froM Cadiz, for London ; the bark Elizateth, dARIR, tor the Greyhound lugger, for . Guernsey ; •the .Sophici;•l BARRETT, for London.; the PortiGuese.Ship . neria, IIA CusTE, for London, with - fruit cork, the ship Kuckehs, IttLiu , :,o, for London, last from Martinique ; the brig Dizabelh, • BAKER,. for Ports 7 mouth ; the ship Pelican, NORti IS, for Loildon, last `from Smyrna. ~ • . ,Yesterday arrived the brig Thomas and Nary, 1 . with wool And barilla; taken. by a.Frencit privateer;, : and recaptured by the Hind cutter : she is last Fowey, and is put under quarantine. Also the. Hopewell, QuicK, from . ,Bristol. The Lady PaleW packet is hourly expe6led from America. The Princess Charlotte packet is expe&ed to sail to-morrow, with Mails, for Lisbon. W. HAwKINs; from Swahage'• MOT, THOMPSON, ; • • 4. ''' • W e are happy to siaie the arrival of some 0)1.9 tioni Greenock. . .ti ;;, 01cour,orave reiio.ws ham Holland • they were IA e • NOv, 18,-4rrived the Cantet, T. TAYLOR, from ` r , 0,, ~.z1 t 'yoiesMouth, Dover, and Harwich. 1 ,-... 0 , 0. e ro :-I.vanrige i 4 0i,, , - .w . it „,,,,, ~ 6 0ill sautham „ ton i those. gailhiit regiale,as (the Royals turd sict,) ,8 ' ;i d 1 7 ', t, .S., atili:waggolls to Colehester : the 76th, 840, °' 11-11111 '' J. -H y L LuwA Y ; II.9III -i ) "" 1. " . ' ' - 1 King's Ge'roan Legion, to Ipswich. _